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He was succeeded by Paul Dellegatto, who joined the Fox affiliate in 1990.
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Read More »Steve Jerve, who has worked as the chief meteorologist for the NBC Tampa affiliate WFLA News Channel 8 for 23 years, will retire on Aug. 6. “You reach that point in life where you decide to make that decision to move on to the next phase of your life and I’m doing that,” Jerve announced during the Monday evening newscast. The 60-year-old has been working in television for 40 years, including seven years at WFTV in Orlando, and stints in St. Louis, Jackson, Mississippi, and in Minnesota before he joined WFLA in 1988. “This is completely my decision. WFLA has been fantastic and wants me to stay but this is a personal decision for me to want to move on,” he told viewers. Jerve praised the “great, great awesome weather team” and the viewers “who ultimately decide whether you keep this job or not. I really appreciate you giving the input to hire me all those years ago and to sustain me through these years.” More local news:Longboat Key mansion sells for $9.1 million after being on the market for eight days In case you missed it:Joseph Smith who was convicted of killing 11-year-old Carlie Brucia dies He has covered hurricanes and tropical storms for nearly 30 years, beginning with Hurricane Andrew in 1992, and most recently Hurricane Elsa. Jerve succeeded David Grant, who spent 14 years at WFLA before retiring in 1999 and was among an extensive list of long-serving television meteorologists in the region, including the legendary Roy Leep, who retired in 1997 after 40 years with the station. He was succeeded by Paul Dellegatto, who joined the Fox affiliate in 1990. Dick Fletcher served as chief meteorologist for WTSP for 28 years until suffering a stroke while at work in 2003. In Sarasota, Bob Harrigan has been chief meteorologist at ABC7 since 1985, while John Scalzi has been with the station since 1995. The 6-foot-4 Jerve played basketball at the University of Minnesota at Morris, and later studied meteorology at Jackson State University and Mississippi State University. Follow Jay Handelman on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Contact him at jay.handelman@heraldtribune.com. And please support local journalism by subscribing to the Herald-Tribune.
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